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that may be offered, such as tutoring, workshops and short courses, and crisis intervention. Interested teens should contact Laurie Marshall at the high school or by phone (987-8542) or Carol Lucking (987-7204, extension 202) for additional information.
The Rappahannock Bazaar will be a community experience with a most worthwhile objective: to provide local leisure-time and employment alternatives to Rappahannock’s youth. The Rappahannock Bazaar logo is the first representation of the teens’ involvement in the organization—it was designed and produced by Vizual Innovationz, the student-run company of Laurie Marshall’s RCHS computer graphics art class—and it won’t, by any means, be the last. Call 987-3311 for details on the Rappahannock Bazaar and KidSpace or e-mail rappbazaar@yahoo.com.
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